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Old 12-09-2002, 10:22 AM
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Well first off, if the 18's have the correct tire size, 205/35/18, then the overall diamter should still be very close to the 17's if you have 205/40/17. Again, if the tire size is correct, then your car won't sit any higher or anything like that....

If the tire size is not 205/35/18, then YES you will have some problems. If your dropped too low, then you will have some rubbing issues. Also if the offset is not 42-45mm, then this will also contribute to rubbing problems.

Overall though, the 18's will look more bling, bling, weigh more (which will kill your stop and go acceleration), and also ride a lot harsher - meaning the bumps and pot holes you were felling before with the 17's will be amplified even more....